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Ionospheric Fireworks Illuminate Auroral Science

A sounding rocket experiment set off a spectacular nighttime light show over Scandinavia as it produced new insights into ionospheric behavior near an aurora.

Yoshihiro yokoyamaMiguel larsenAnders tjulinStarlapland samuli korvanenMasatoshi yamauchiTima sergienkoScientific associationEsrange space centerClemson universityAstronomy of clemson universityRocket base of the german aerospace centerSwedish institute of space physicsSwedish space corporationDepartment of physicsSwedish national space agencySwedish institute of space physic

The next solar storm is on its way – and may cause more problems than you think

Solar storms are no joke. It may get cold and it may get very dark. Our mobile networks may be severely disrupted.

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Frost quakes are a growing problem in Finland and other sub-Arctic countries

Frost quakes could become increasingly frequent in the north, with potentially significant consequences for buildings and infrastructure

United statesJarmo halme shutterstockKari moisioMaine geologicalUniversity of ouluUniversity of oulu sodankylMaine geological surveyAmerican plainsGeophysical observatoryArctic circleKitinen river

The light stuff: Canada s aurora borealis | Canadian Geographic

The light stuff: Canada s aurora borealis | Canadian Geographic
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Solar storm from 1977 reveals how unprepared we are for the next big one

New research finds that solar storms vary in strength over surprisingly short distances, and the current network of sensors may not be dense enough to properly detect these huge differences.

Eija tanskanenFinland university of ouluGeophysical observatoryScandinavian magnetometer array

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